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Dillian Whyte has stated that Tyson Fury cannot call himself the greatest heavyweight of all time, ranking the fighter below his rivals in history.

Otto Wallin has sent Dillian Whyte a message after he pulled of their fight with an injury.

Dillian Whyte is expected to forego a fight with Otto Wallin in hopes on facing Tyson Fury.

The prospects of Tyson Fury fighting Anthony Joshua looked to have increased after Dillian Whyte pulled out of his fight against Otto Wallin but it's increasingly unlikely that it'll be for all the belts.

Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury is now on the verge of being confirmed after weeks of back and forth between the two. They're set to fight at the home of the Miami Dolphins later this year.

Otto Wallin has demanded proof of Dillian Whyte's injury after their fight has now officially been called off.

Dillian Whyte's heavyweight showdown with Otto Wallin has reportedly been called off.

Dillian Whyte has reportedly been forced to pull out of his fight with Otto Wallin after suffering a shoulder injury in training.The Sun report the Body Snatcher is unable to compete having been scheduled to take on Wallin at the O2 on October 30.The fight was due to headline a stacked card and was set to be Whyte's first fight since beating Alexander Povetkin in March.The winner was in line to face Tyson Fury in a battle for the WBC world heavyweight title next year.It is currently unclear whether the card will still go ahead or if the evening of boxing will be canned.Whyte has suffered two defeats during his career, losing to Anthony Joshua and initially being beaten by Povetkin.Though he had been excited to return to the ring ahead of

Tyson Fury has cast doubt over his boxing future by suggesting he could retire after his knockout win over Deontay Wilder last weekend.The Gypsy King retained his WBC heavyweight title by beating Wilder in the 11th-round of an all-time classic encounter on Saturday night, in which he was forced to pull himself off the canvas twice.After knocking his bitter rival down in the third round, Fury appeared on the verge of defeat when he was floored twice in the fourth.Yet from the fifth onwards he regained control of the contest, battering a brave Wilder from pillar to post before landing the knockout blow in the 11th.Fury must now defend his WBC strap against the winner of Dillian Whyte and Otto Wallin's October 30 clash, with a potential

Dillian Whyte has suggested Tyson Fury could retire from boxing as he demands that he be given a shot at the Gypsy King following his win over Deontay Wilder.

Eddie Hearn has revealed he would like to see Tyson Fury square off with Dillian Whyte.Fury retained his WBC Heavyweight Championship over the weekend when he beat Deontay Wilder via KO in the eleventh.The Gypsy King had twice picked himself up off the canvas, and so too had Wilder, by the time Fury was able to deal the decisive hook.And fans are already licking their lips at the prospect of a unification bout between Fury and Oleksandr Usyk.But Matchroom promoted Hearn has other ideas and speaking to IFL TV, Hearn revealed he thinks Fury should face Whyte."Dillian Whyte is the mandatory for Tyson Fury, and that’ll be called in 30 days time," he said."Obviously, Dillian has a massive fight at the O2 with Otto Wallin, but he’s the mandatory

Dillian Whyte isn’t backing down as he bids for a world title showdown with Tyson Fury.

Tyson Fury’s dad John Fury has ruled out a fight against Dillian Whyte, telling his son it’s ‘Usyk or nothing’.

Tyson Fury has warned Cristiano Ronaldo of his plans to take over Manchester after confirming his place at the top of heavyweight boxing.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Dillian Whyte took to social media to post a photo of his incredible body shape ahead of his bout later this month.Whyte is preparing to fight Wallin later this month when the two clash in London.

Otto Wallin has his sights set on a second bout with Tyson Fury as the Gypsy King seeks an opponent for December.

September 14, 2019 - Former unified heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has just come through 12 onerous rounds in an unexpectedly gory battle with Sweden's Otto Wallin.

Otto Wallin is working towards securing a rematch with Tyson Fury, according to his promoter Dmitriy Salita.